...C Jackowski, M.D.; M Sonnenschein, M.D.; MJ Thali, M.D.; E Aghayev, M.D.; G von Allmen, M.D.; K Yen, M.D.; R Dirnhofer, M.D.; P Vock, M.D. Postmortem investigation is increasingly supported by Computed Tomography (CT) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). This led to the idea to implement...

... reconstruction and animation by bringing added value and a real quality improvement in forensic science. KEYWORDS: forensic science, metric wound documentation, photogrammetry, 3-D/CAD, 3D optical scanning, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, forensic radiology, image fusion, image merging...

... forensic psychiatry insanity defense magnetic resonance imaging electroencephalography intelligence References Atkins v. Virginia , 122 S.Ct. 2242 ( 2002 ) Pasework   RA . Opinions about the insanity plea . J Forensic Psychol 1981 ; 8 : 63 – 7 Balistr   B . Guilty...

...MJ Thali, MD; K Yen, MD; W Schweitzer, MD; P Vock, MD; C Boesch, MD; C Ozdoba, MD; G Schroth, MD; M Ith, PhD; M Sonnenschein, MD; T Doernhoefer, MD; E Scheurer, MD; T Plattner, MD; R Dirnhofer, MD Using postmortem multislice computed tomography (MSCT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), 40...

..., and determining cause and manner of death are all more difficult than without burns. To evaluate what can be seen in the case of a charred body, we made an examination with the new radiological modalities of cross-section techniques, via multi-slice Computed Tomography (MSCT) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI...